Three more charged over Southampton protests after Henry Nowak murder

All of them will appear at Southampton Magistrates’ Court on Monday

Intense competition for fewer graduate job opportunities is driving many to look abroad

William is said to want his reign to ensure that the monarchy is ‘fit for purpose in the modern era’, which will reportedly involve him examining the institution’s costs

Samba escaped from Marwell in March, prompting a search that has so far proved unsuccessful despite numerous efforts and public sightings

Dabinderjit Singh said comments made by politicians such as Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and US vice-president JD Vance have provoked a ‘worldwide frenzy’

The exercise, involving up to 1,000 people was codenamed 'Firebird'

‘This is probably the worst time in the last 30 years to be leaving university’, the founder of the firm who conducted the research said

Kingston Council apologises after saying e-bikes could ‘help women with their domestic responsibilities’

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) warned the cans could pose an injury risk to customers

William is said to want his reign to ensure that the monarchy is ‘fit for purpose in the modern era’, which will reportedly involve him examining the institution’s costs

The government advising body Natural England says it does not consider white storks to be native birds

The NHS paediatric nurse wed Peter Phillips in an intimate ceremony on Saturday

Exclusive: ‘We are suffering a punishing Brexit tax every day,’ says former foreign secretary in withering assessment of decision to leave the bloc

The justice secretary’s admission follows a joint investigation from The Independent and Sky News

No 10 has accused the US vice president of ‘trying to interfere in our democracy’

With the continued rise in fuel prices across the UK, Joolz Christie took a drastic measure to ensure she could get rid of her car

Exclusive: Jess Asato says the support she has received ‘feels like a shout for women’s freedom on the internet’

Some say they want to rise to the challenge, while others have been forced to resign almost before their tenure began. Albert Toth looks at the rise of ‘paper candidates’ and what they mean for the future of local politics

Exclusive: Britain is holding an ageing Iranian stalker whose deportation could help spare Lindsay and Craig Foreman from a 10-year jail sentence – so why won’t officials let him go? Crime correspondent Amy-Clare Martin investigates

The couple have been sentenced to 10-years in jail in Iran, but believe a stalker languishing in a British prison could be the key to their release

Acas said employers may want to remind staff their sickness and attendance policies still apply

The system was initially expected to enter into operation in 2017 but has been repeatedly hit by setbacks

A new tartan has been unveiled to commemorate Scotland’s enduring relationship with the United States, ahead of the nation’s 250th anniversary and its co-hosting of the upcoming World Cup.

The chief of the defence staff Richard Knighton has warned the UK is running out of time to boost its defences in ‌response to the threat posed by Russia

His family has paid a moving tribute to a man with ‘such a big heart’

Pubs will be allowed to stay open until 2am if any of the home nations make it to the knockout stage

The British government cannot stop Donald Trump and JD Vance talking rubbish about the UK to Americans, but it can fight foreign interference in our own politics

Robert Evans junior was accused of striking Mr Rahman outside The Curry House restaurant

Charles and Camilla had to make a swift exit following the wedding ceremony

Illustrator Stanley Chow’s lawyers alleged the unauthorised use of his image to promote an ‘anti-immigration’ message